The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-08
EH-Oysters and Soup. every
das, hsludng Sundays, at Johnny
Kisssein'e.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
~ Twenty-Five head of thor
oughbred pigs tor sale. cheap.
F. r. REMPEL.

Treasurer Ranaels, of Vinto
county, was in The city yeste
day.
Judge Bright is at home tn
week. Judge Freisner Is occu
pying the bench at Lancaster.
Cal. Reber is putting on goo
many extras. He got his Christ
mas present last Monday. 1t
q boy.
Frank Myers. Jr., formerly th
valentine clerk in the Post Ol
flee, has ;gone 10 Florida to ge
married, it is said.
We desire 10 call attention I,
Ssiers d; Co.'S advertisement il
another column. 1t contain
many interesting facts,
Harminison & Co. have en-
larged their stock of goods ant
also their advertisement, which
may be found in this issue.
The attraction at the Japanese
Tea, notice of which is given else
where, will be young ladies dressed
IN the Costumes of that country.
DIR. Campbell is building a
snug little Office just this side OF
the old siie, where he v i'll soon
be prepared TO receive his custo-
mers.
Mr. J,risii; having resigned his
pnsiiiai, on The School Board. DR..
Campbell was appointed 10 fill
the vacancy. The appointment
j, good one.
Collins l. Moore's store may be
found on The corner OF Nam ard
Market streets, and their adver-
tisemeni may he found in a con-
spicuous corner of this issue.
Col. Pat SuIligsD. one of The
prominent and popular business
men of Straitsville, visited IN Lo-I
gan last Thursday and had hearty
greeting from his many friends.
EPIscoPAL SERvIcKs.-There
will bo services at Grace Chapel or
Sunday, Dec. 1Ith, both mornings
and evenings. at the usual hours
All are cordially invited
George Hartman has an eagle |
that eats rails, cats aBi chickens.
1t won!d be a eoos, thing 10 turn |
him bose on the drove of Wort b.
less dogs that infest the streets.
We are glad TO notice that
Commissioner Marks, who has
I'een sick for some weeks past. Is
able 10 be in attendance at the
Commissioners meeting this
week.
Captain Bowen and wife, after
a two weeks visit TO friends and ,
relatives in Chicago and other
western cities, returned home
asst Friday, meeting hearty
welcome from the many friends
md we'll wishers in Logan.
Mr.. Tom Allen, the useful m an
1t the Grange. met with a very
painful accident on Friday last
While helping to unload some bar ,
rels from drsy, had his hand crush {
I'd. producing a most painful luju
y. We are glad to know he is
bic to be out and about again.
Gen. Wolf,'special Opera House
policeman, didn't seem TO be able
o suppress the peanut brigade $
It the show Monday night. When |
he stage talk is down to a whis- t
,er, and every ear is intent TO {
atch every word, it is aggravat @
ne to hear the crunch of the l
peanut. A
The ladies of the NJ. r. Church.
ave postponed their fair until la
er in the season, and will hold IN
cad japanese Tea at the resi-.
ence of Mrs. Charley Gould, Wed L
esday, December IA, from 5 10 10 p
clock. p. m, and will have for
ale fine variety OF fancy articles
,itable for Christmas presents
Omission ten cents, supper fifteen.
Ill are cordially invited.
P
We have just received from J. C. q,
roene d Co., thelr latest song call r
"Hungry at SomeSaGy's Door," o.
: Charles A. Davies. 1t ia beau 7.
'us song and will become as popu- q;
: as his last song. ''There's 70 one -.
10 Mother to me-" which we no -,
'sd some months age. ANY one 10
the songs Will be sent for only 70
sven &c stamps. Address }. q. o,
RoENE & Co., 80 and 46 Arcade, n
nclnnati, o. z,
The dinner and fair held at the or
TX last Thursday. by the ladies sh
the Presbyterian church, was Vi
success in every particular. AT
lner time the house was crowd Il,
, but there was aR abundance ..
good things for all. and they ~
re served in elegant style. The to,
my beautiful fancy articles 80,
exhibition were disposed of at ~
eral prices during the day. In
, evening ice-cream and cake
re served and q pood fine woe or